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Dalaroo Metals has nailed a 13m zone grading 2.67g/t gold, 1.25km along strike from its recent high-grade discovery in West Africa, opening up a possible new mineralised system.

Business class beef over seats goes viral

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Business class beef over seats goes viral

Described as being like a “suit with a sneaker”, the new Singapore Airlines’ seat has garnered a frosty public reception.

Forrestania high-grade gold hits fuel 35% WA resource surge

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Forrestania Resources has upgraded its WA British Hill gold resource by 35% to 286,00oz after hitting 16m at 5.77g/t, while signing a separate 750,000-tonne ore purchase deal.

Beetaloo locks in key licence for NT gas giant

Nov 9, 2026

Beetaloo locks in key licence for NT gas giant

Beetaloo Energy has locked in a critical Retention Licence over its Carpentaria gas discovery, securing tenure as it advances its NT pilot project towards first gas sales.

Wall Street’s $4.7 trillion meltdown may have a silver lining

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Wall Street’s $4.7 trillion meltdown may have a silver lining

The “blue tsunami” that hit Donald Trump sent shockwaves through Wall Street. But there may be a bright side to the sharemarket turmoil.

ANZ profit surges to $7.6b despite late home loan repayments rising

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ANZ’s bottom line benefited from cost-cutting while its asset quality remained relatively stable.

David Jones is restocking shelves ahead of Black Friday as buyers circle

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Last week’s news that the 188-year-old retailer had tipped into administration drove a “record” levels of shoppers to David Jones stores.

Why younger home buyers risk being locked in mortgage prison

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